 USA TODAY |
White House pushes online privacy bill of rights
CNNMoney By David Goldman @CNNMoneyTech February 23, 2012: 5:00 AM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — The Obama administration on Thursday plans to unveil a new online bill of rights intended to protect consumers' privacy when they surf the Web. Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights Obama publishes new online privacy plan US state attorneys write to Larry Page over Google privacy policy changes |
 Sci-Tech Today |
Researcher: 200000 Windows PCs vulnerable to pcAnywhere hijacking
Computerworld By Gregg Keizer Computerworld – As many as 200000 systems connected to the Internet could be hijacked by hackers exploiting bugs in Symantec's pcAnywhere, including up to 5000 running point-of-sale programs that collect consumer credit card data, … Symantec's pcAnywhere Woes May Be Worse Than We Thought Symantec pcAnywhere Remote Attack Code Surfaces Symantec's PCAnywhere Vulnerable to Source Code Attack |
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Galaxy Note: Big screen browsing, but is it practical?
Washington Post There's a part of me that loves the Galaxy Note. At 5.3-inches, the screen on this thing is beautiful. Videos on this Samsung screen look great — no squinting — and now easier-to-read Web pages load quickly on the 4G network. And its screen real estate … Low-End Android Phones Gain Dual Cores and High-Resolution Displays Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G to spark up T-Mobile in March Tech Lab A mini-tablet that is also a smart phone |
